She would also continue to deliver music with challenging themes and powerful messages, including the 1998 Number One hit, “A Broken Wing.” McBride would soon find herself on a whole other track enjoying pop-chart success with her 1997 LP, Evolution, and the follow-up, Emotion, which included the bubbly “I Love You,” her biggest pop hit to date. Once you become somebody’s mother, you’re on a whole other track.” “So it was really nice to spend time with another woman who had kids. “One of the fun parts of doing that show is I didn’t really spend a lot of time with other females who had children and were doing what we were doing,” Benatar told Rolling Stone Country. Tucker Carlson Bashes Fox Nation in Leaked Video In 2005, Carrie Underwood covered “Independence Day,” including it as the B-side of her post- American Idol debut single, “Inside Your Heaven.” While its subject matter may have been too controversial for country radio, the song earned two Grammy nominations and won a pair of CMA awards, for Song and Video of the Year. But with “Independence Day,” the startling story of an eight-year-old girl and her mother who flee an abusive relationship, McBride established herself as an artist with a social conscience. McBride had already cut another Gretchen Peters composition, the poignant “When You Are Old,” which was the closing track on her previous record. The Way That I Am, McBride’s sophomore LP, was released September 14th, 1993, and features the singer’s first Top Five hit, “My Baby Loves Me,” which was followed by another Top Ten entry, “Life #9.” Three more singles would be issued from the album, and in spite of just missing the Top Ten, the third release went on to become a signature song for McBride – and one of the greatest country songs of all time. Although they would eventually be proven right, it would take one more album for the public to embrace the Kansas native with the powerful pipes. You can purchase tickets and see who’s playing on the Museum’s website.When Martina McBride released her 1992 debut LP, The Time Has Come, critics were quick to label her country music’s next female superstar. The Hall of Fame and Museum is open Wednesdays through Sundays from 12 noon through 5 pm. Now finally in a physical space, the Hall of Fame will host live musical performances and offer on-site ducational programming. The non-profit organization is dedicated to preserving Long Island’s musical heritage and providing resources for people to pursue musical education. The Long Island Music Hall of Fame was founded in 2004. Image Courtesy of Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame Many of the Hall of Famers came out to celebrate the museum’s opening in November including current members of Blue Öyster Cult, Zebra guitarist Randy Jackson, bassist Felix Hanemann and drummer Guy Gelso, and music journalist Wayne Robins.
The Hall of Fame is located near other cultural Long Island attractions such as The Long Island Museum, The Jazz Loft, and The Reboli Center.
There is also a library, classrooms for educational programs, a surround-sound theater, and a gift shop.
Image Courtesy of Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of FameĪlong with the rotating exhibit space, the new location boasts a “Hall of Fame” with plaques and exhibits recognizing over 120 inductees, among them are Mariah Carey, LL Cool J, Gene Simmons, Pat Benatar, Debbie Gibson, and Twisted Sister to name a few.
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